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The red star of Soviet communism once stood atop Hungary’s Parliament building. Now, LGBT ideologues are hoping to see rainbow flags waving all over the nation.
Church Militant’s Martina Moyski tells more about Hungary’s upcoming elections and what’s at stake.
Viktor Orbán, prime minister of Hungary: “Hungary will be the first country in Europe in which we stop the aggressive LGBTQ propaganda at the gates of the schools.”
To seal Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s promise, Hungary will hold a referendum on April 3 to secure a pro-family law passed last year. The law declares sex education at school “must not be aimed at promoting gender change or homosexuality.”
The referendum poses five questions — including whether voters support pro-LGBT sex education and transgender surgery for children. A Soros-backed petition urges the European Union “to use all tools available to force Hungary to retract the law.”
Orbán: “The influence of George Soros here in Europe is more powerful than in the United States. This is his main hunting area.”
The referendum occurs the same day as the country’s elections — a face-off between Orbán, representing the Fidesz party; and Péter Márki-Zay, representing a coalition of six opposition parties. Márki-Zay is a fake Catholic like Joe Biden, supporting abortion and the LGBT agenda.
Orbán is facing E.U. opposition as well.
In an unprecedented move, the European Union called for full-scale election observation in Hungary.
Péter Szijjártó, foreign minister of Hungary: “I think why they hate us is that we are conducting a patriotic, Christian-based policy.”
In 1956, thousands of Hungarians gave their lives to resist communism. But it remains to be seen who will prevail in this life-and-death struggle for tradition and Christian values.
Orbán — a Trump ally — justified the referendum as a way to push back against attempts by the European Union to undo the child-protection law. “Our children’s future is at stake, and we cannot make concessions in this case. … Hungary can only be protected by the common will of the people,” he said.
